It’s Carnival Time! Fifteen Family Friendly Fat Tuesday Jokes!

It’s Carnival Time! Fifteen Family-Friendly Fat Tuesday Jokes!

Mardi Gras is not just another Tuesday for us in the South. It is a time for family, parades, beads, decorated coconuts, and shoes. Below are fifteen jokes to help celebrate the season. So grab a slice of king cake (from the box with the knife) and enjoy some laughs.

  1. What did one Mardi Gras bead say to the other? “I think we’re going to get strung along all day.”
  2. What do you call a Mardi Gras party with no food? A Fat Tuesday diet
  3. What do you call a Mardi Gras parade with many dogs? A BARKUS parade
  4. What did the Queen of Hearts say to the crawfish at a boil? Off with his head!
  5. What do you call gumbo that does not turn out right? Meaty-okra
  6. What did the king cake say to the knife? Want a piece of me?
  7. How do you describe someone who doesn’t share their crawfish on Mardi Gras? SHELL-fish
  8. What does Sir Mix-a-Lot always have to say at the parades? I like big beads, and I cannot lie!
  9. What did Marie Antoinette always chant on Fat Tuesday? Let them eat king cake!
  10. What do you call a haunted Mardi Gras float? A BOO Krewe
  11. Why did the king cake go to the dentist? It needing fillings
  12. Why was the Mardi Gras clown so funny? Because he had a lot of JESTER-tude!
  13. Why do birds fly south for the winter? To get Mardi Gras beads
  14. What do you call a hamburger covered in beads? A French Quarter pounder
  15. If Disney made a Mardi Gras movie, what would it be called? “Beauty and the Beads”

Laiseez les bons temps rouler!

It's Carnival Time! Fifteen Family-Friendly Fat Tuesday Jokes!         

Elizabeth Boudreaux
Elizabeth and her husband Nicholas have been married for 13 years. They live in Geismar with their 3 children, Addison (9), Parker (5), and Laurel (2). She is from Franklin, LA and moved to Baton Rouge after receiving her Master’s in Business Administration from Southeastern Louisiana University. She is a Budget Administrator for the Department of Public Safety. She relies on sarcasm, a dry sense of humor, and the occasional cocktail to deal with the daily demands of motherhood. She loves crawfish, clean sheets, vacuuming, and the latest crime documentary on Netflix.

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